
Rock/Pop
Sleeper Tickets
Concerts12 results
Concerts in Ireland
- 28/11/2025Friday 19:30Cork, CCyprus AvenueSleeper
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- 29/11/2025Saturday 19:00DublinThe AcademySleeper
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- 30/11/2025Sunday 19:00BelfastThe Limelight 1Sleeper
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International Concerts
- 28/06/2025Saturday 14:00Bristol, GBCanon's Marsh AmphitheatreBristol Sounds: The Fratellis
- 12/07/2025Until 12/07/2025London, GBAlexandra Palace ParkKaleidoscope FestivalOn partner site
- 02/08/2025Until 02/08/2025Linlithgow, GBBonnytoun FarmParty At The Palace together with Favela - Saturday TicketsOn partner site
- 20/09/2025Saturday 19:00Margate, GBDreamland BallroomSleeperOn partner site
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- 25/09/2025Thursday 19:00Cardiff, GBTramshedSleeper - the Inbetweener TourOn partner site
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- 26/09/2025Friday 18:30Bristol, GBElectric BristolSleeper - the Inbetweener TourOn partner site
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- 27/09/2025Until 27/09/2025Leeds, GBStylusSleeperOn partner site
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- 09/10/2025Thursday 19:00Newcastle Upon Tyne, GBNXSleeper - the Inbetweener TourOn partner site
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- 16/10/2025Thursday 19:00Oxford, GBO2 Academy OxfordSleeper
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About
Sleeper enjoyed huge critical and commercial success in the mid 90s with their debut album ‘Smart’ reaching number 5 in the UK album charts. The band went on to achieve 8 Top 40 singles across 3 Top 10 albums with well over 1,000,000 sales. They garnered front covers across the music press and appeared numerous times on key music shows of the time; including Top Of The Pops; an episode of which Louise Wener presented.
Together, the band have toured to sell-out crowds in the UK, US and Japan and played the main stages of Reading and Glastonbury. They toured with Blur, supported REM at Milton Keynes Bowl and toured the US with Elvis Costello, who later recorded a version of their top ten hit, What Do I Do Now?
Their music is characterized by astute, observational lyrics and big, hook driven melodies. Wener was an iconic front-person, heading up a movement that brought women centre stage in guitar music.
Sleeper split In 1998 and walked purposely away from the limelight. Wener carved out a career as a successful novelist, publishing her auto-biography, Different for Girls in 2010. Sleeper re-formed in 2017 - releasing top 20 album The Modern Age in 2018 – produced by long-time collaborator, Stephen Street.